Man stabbed while playing Pokemon Go, but continues playing

When you "gotta catch 'em all" nothing can stop you, not even a stab wound. Michael Baker of Forest Grove, Oregon, was so focused on catching all the characters in "Pokemon Go" that he kept playing even after he was stabbed.

Baker told KPTV he was out attempting to catch the mythical creatures when he was approached by a man who he thought was also playing the game.

"I saw him go by and asked if he was playing Pokemon Go. He was like, 'What?' I guess he wanted to battle because he came up at me with a knife," said Baker.

According to a police report, Baker refused medical treatment and continued his Pokemon hunt.

Auburn Police Chief Shawn Butler released a statement saying, "The driver admitted to actively playing the 'Pokemon Go' game while driving causing him to become distracted and run off the roadway into a tree."

A man was injured after he crashed his car into a tree while allegedly playing Pokemon Go

The driver suffered cuts to both legs and was disoriented, but was not seriously injured.

The Auburn Police Department is reminding "Pokemon Go" users to use common sense while playing: don't chase the virtual creatures while behind the wheel or on a bicycle and be aware of one's surroundings.

That advice comes a little too late for a 15-year-old girl in western Pennsylvania. Her mom claims the teen was hit by a car while playing "Pokemon Go."